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Spain declares a state of emergency due to forest fires around the capital Madrid
- According to the Spanish broadcaster RTVE, a written statement was made by the Spanish Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding the ongoing forest fires in Madrid and its surroundings.
- In the statement, it was stated that Minister Grande-Marlaska declared a "state of emergency" due to forest fires.
- On the other hand, authorities are also considering precautionary evacuations in case the fires threaten residential areas and get out of control.
Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska announced that they declared a "state of emergency" due to forest fires in the capital Madrid and its surroundings. -According to the Spanish broadcaster RTVE, a written statement was made by the Spanish Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding the ongoing forest fires in Madrid and its surroundings. In the statement, it was stated that Minister Grande-Marlaska declared a "state of emergency" due to forest fires.
On the other hand, authorities are also considering precautionary evacuations in case the fires threaten residential areas and get out of control. According to the Madrid regional administration, the situation in forest fires remains at a "critical" level, while 3 large fires in the region have not been brought under control yet.
Source: TRT Haber